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the Benefits of Public Speaking

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The benefits of public speaking are many so if you're amongst the 'yet-to-be-convinced-I'd-rather-spend-time-at-the-dentist-getting-my-teeth-drilled-without-pain-relief' people, listen up.

There are 14 excellent reasons below to rid yourself of public speaking fear. Each one hits the 'bulls eye' - goes straight to the core.

When you learn to feel comfortable speaking publically you will find you have:

• more confidence.
  If the 'old you' suffered from doubt and anxiety, you'll find it gradually replaced by a new self image. This one will show you yourself standing tall, talking easily and communicating well. You will feel empowered.



• the ability to easily assume leadership in a group, or to readily talk for yourself.
  If you let others do your talking for you in the past or found it hard to express what you wanted to say, that will fade. Not only will you be able to fluently speak your mind but you'll find yourself doing it for others too.



• become more definite.
  In other words, you'll no longer let things go saying 'they don't matter' when what you really mean is you lack the confidence to state your case clearly.



• developed your listening, reading and writing skills.
  Preparing effective speeches involves considering your audience which means listening carefully and sensitively to what they're saying. You'll also hone your reading through research and writing through wanting to communicate effectively.




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• learned a lot of performance skills in order to make your speech more effective.
  You'll have become concious of timing - when to pause and how long for. You'll know about vocal variety - how to shift through changes of volume, speech rate and tone. Your articulation will be clearer. As you become more confident you'll know about mime, using props and story telling. All of these skills enhance your speech.



• experienced the joy of breaking down cultural and social barriers through knowing what to say and how to say it.



• the pleasure of sharing, motivating, inspiring or helping people to help themselves.
  You've become a change agent -a powerful conduit for spreading hope.



• developed your vocabulary and general speech fluency.
  You'll know the effect of the words you choose to express your message and you'll also know they need to be different for different audiences to hear or receive them the way you want them to. As well as having a flexible vocabulary, you'll no longer 'um' and 'ah' or use any of the fillers we commonly hear in everyday conversation indicating that the speaker may be unsure about what they're saying or anxious about saying anything at all.
  
  
• become more conscious of your personal potential.
  Minus public speaking fear you will aim higher whereas before you may have settled for much less.



• become more conscious or responsible for the effect you have on others.
  You will know your words are powerful and you will be more careful about what you say and how you say it.



• no fear of impromptu or spontaneous speaking challenges.
  When called upon to say a few words at a moment's notice your heart will not pound. Instead you'll find yourself graciously accepting the opportunity given.



• increased your social network considerably.
  Putting yourself forward makes it easier for you to meet others. You'll find people want to talk to you - your spirit of 'can-do' is attractive, energising. You will draw people to you.
  
  
• become a role model for younger people



• increased or opened up opportunities for career advancement.
  People who can communicate well are always wanted in any profession.

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